With AI fueling new schemes, scams have become a booming business—and 2026 could be the most lucrative year yet. I show you how to spot them and stay safe.

Yes, it’s a timeless allegory about creatives who don’t know their worth without the constant validation of an audience. That ...

An investigation is underway after a fraudulent email led to the transfer of more than $800,000 from the Tripp County government to a bank account controlled by scammers. Tripp County State’s Attorney ...

Cambodia’s $15B Crypto Scam Empire Collapses After Arrest Your email has been sent Alleged scam kingpin Chen Zhi was arrested in Cambodia and extradited to China, bringing a dramatic close to one of ...

A new scam has travelers on high alert. The scam reportedly involves sophisticated text messages sent to travelers alerting them they must enter additional payment details to keep their booked ...

This post contains major spoilers for Stranger Things‘ series finale; yes, it’s our spoiler-FILLED review of Stranger Things 5: The Finale. No going back through this wormhole once you read them….

That can’t be real. Trying to pull a fast one on a customer, a food delivery driver took things a little too far with artificial intelligence. Oftentimes, when DoorDash workers drop off a food ...

A divorced investor’s tragic loss reveals how emotional manipulation, combined with AI technology, has weaponized crypto scams into a billion-dollar crime. A recently divorced Bitcoin investor lost ...

Full spoilers follow for Stranger Things: Season 5, Vol. 2, which consists of three of Season 5's eight episodes. Vol. 2 premieres December 25 on Netflix and the series finale debuts December 31. Read ...

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia—Foreign laborers being held against their will in Cambodia to run online scams were forced to keep working even as Thai military attacks on the disputed border area intensified ...

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When an actual human being answered an airline customer-service hotline after a single ring, I probably should have known I was being scammed. At the time, I wasn’t exactly thinking critically. It was ...